In the news: MRI-like technique to detect battery state of charge and defects
Nondestructive battery diagnostics methodology developed at NYU. Above is an illustration of measurement setup showing the cell and the holder with the detection medium (water in this case), and showing both inserted within the magnet bore of an NMR magnet. Image courtesy of Andrew Ilott and Alexej Jerschow. The article describing the work is available here: http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41467-018-04192-x
Battery Fingerprint Technology Wins $150K PowerBridge Validation Grant
Battery Fingerprint Technology wins a $150K validation grant in the PowerBridge NY Competition. Funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), PowerBridge NY is an accelerator for cleantech innovations seeking to accelerate the commercialization of their technology.
Battery Fingerprint Technologies advances to the semi-final of the $300K Entrepreneurs Challenge at NYU
Battery Fingerprint Technologies advances to the semi-finals of the $300K Entrepreneurs Challenge. The $300K Entrepreneurs Challenge at the NYU Stern School of Business is one of the largest and most innovative accelerator programs in the world. More than 750 students, alumni and faculty members from 16 schools across NYU’s campus compete for a combined $300,000 in cash and startup services.
